Artec technologies AG is again exhibitor at the intersec 2009
artec technologies exhibits its products at  intersec 2009, Dubai, Middle East
artec technologies AG is again exhibitor at the intersec 2009, the largest Security, Fire, Safety & Health and Police & Homeland Security Exhibition in the Middle East.

The intersec takes place from Jan 18th to 20th in the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre. As in the past, artec presents its products at the booth of HARCO GROUP (booth no. 4810C).

Visit us and get informed about

  • the new generation of MULTIEYE-NET, BUSINESS, ENTERPRISE and MX recorders of the NG Series.
  • MULTIEYE-NET software for creating highly professional, PC-based network video recorders (NVR).
  • MULTIEYE-DVR kits for system integrators and OEMs.
  • The MULTIEYE VideoCenter II - a site-plan based, cross system video management solution.
  • MULTIEYE add-on software modules for solutions involving cash-points (EPOS) identification recognition, access control, plant management, data collection or video control centers.
  • License Plate Recognition Software module.

We are looking forward to seeing you in Dubai!

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